Capture: Raid

Two outfits fight for exclusive import rights at Los Santos International. Get as much of your rival's product back to your base of operations as you can, while they try to do the same. Be careful though, you'll only have Airtugs for transport if you miss out on the three choppers in no man's land.

When you think about it, Los Santos Port is a business incubator for small, motivated gun smuggling and drug trafficking startups from across the globe. Yeah, they fight. Yeah, they raid each other's product. But competition makes the industry stronger, and the Port always wins. Like they say, innovate or die.

No strangers to dealers and dead bodies, two outfits try to steal each other's product in the fields and along the 'grow tunnels' of rural Grapeseed. Get a rival's output from their patch and bring it back to yours to bank it.

The islets and coves of San Andreas's east coast make it a perfect place for crews to bring product into the country and guns out of it. So perfect that two outfits are competing for exclusive rights for a small stretch of hills and beaches. Raid cash from your rivals and bank it at your own base

Chiliad Mountain State Wilderness: playground for uptight hikers, creepy bird watchers, trail mix enthusiasts and drug runners. Fight a rival crew for the rights to the tunnel shortcut to the Alamo Sea, and put them out of business by taking their product and banking it on your side of the tunnel.

Have a donkey of a time with this product battle in El Burro Heights. Rival dealers decide coveting thy neighbor's goods isn't such a bad idea after all, as they try to bank their rival's product back to their own base of operations.

Before Trevor shakes up ownership of the Alamo Sea's airfields, the McKenzie and Sandy Shores Airstrip drug running crews compete over each other's product. If they get some product from an opposing hangar, they can bank it at their own.

LS gangs used to have the decency to keep their killing to low income areas, but they don't anymore. Outfits from opposite sides of the LS River are making raids into each other's territory and taking product, so it's time to tell cable news to go into panic mode. Numbers are key, and defence is as important as attack. Use your environment, or be buried underneath it.

Like any military operation, when things kick off at Fort Zancudo Air Base, they escalate pretty quickly. Teams hoarding their black market profits raid each other's bases at either end of the facility. If they get the goods back, they're banked. Nothing's off limits to be used here, including the fighter jets.